The Best Episodes of Love, Victor

Victor goes to visit Simon and see what it looks like to be out in New York.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Brian Tanen

Determined to give Mia one last perfect night, Victor takes her to the Spring Fling.

Director: Jason Ensler

Writer: Jillian Moreno

Back in Atlanta, Victor starts to open up to his friends about what he's been feeling.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Jeremy Roth, Jess Pineda

Pilar's new friend Rahim reaches out to Victor for guidance. Victor and Isabel reach a boiling point.

Director: Sarah Boyd

Writer: Michelle Lirtzman

Victor and Benji go on an unexpected road trip out of town.

Director: Jaime Eliezer Karas

Writer: Danny Fernandez

On a weekend getaway, Victor and Benji hope to take their relationship to the next level.

Director: Jason Ensler

Writer: Alex Freund, Jillian Moreno

Feeling overwhelmed by his troubes, Victor cuts school with Rahim to let off steam.

Director: Kevin Rodney Sullivan

Writer: Brian Tanen

With tensions high at home, Victor lets his family throw him a Birthday party.

Director: Anne Fletcher

Writer: Sheila R. Lawrence

At Harold's wedding, Mia makes a bold decision, while Victor and Felix consider their futures.

Director: Jason Ensler

Writer: Isaac Aptaker, Elizabeth Berger

Victor arrives at Creekwood a year after the events of “Love, Simon” excited to start his new life.

Director: Amy York Rubin

Writer: Isaac Aptaker, Elizabeth Berger

Back at school, Victor starts to lose his nerve about telling everyone he and Benji are a couple.

Director: Alex Hardcastle

Writer: Brian Tanen

As summer break comes to an end, Victor grapples with his family’s reaction to his coming out.

Director: Jason Ensler

Writer: Isaac Aptaker, Elizabeth Berger

Victor feels unsure of his place at Creekwood after quitting the basketball team.

Director: Kristin Windell

Writer: Marcos Luevanos

Victor discovers a surprising secret Benji's been keeping.

Director: Satya Bhabha

Writer: Jeremy Roth

Now out at Creekwood, Victor faces some unexpected resistance from his basketball teammates.

Director: Alex Hardcastle

Writer: J.C. Lee

After a confrontation with Isabel, tensions rise with Benji and Victor. Mia learns troubling news.

Director: Natalia Leite

Writer: Sarah LaBrie

Victor's parents introduce him to a gay-friendly church and an exciting new friend. Mia questions how she fits into Lake's new relationship. Felix learns that his mom is starting to date. A new secret of Benji's causes friction between him and Rahim.

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After news of his Ferris wheel ride with Mia, Victor has an unexpected brush with popularity.

Director: Jason Ensler

Writer: Brian Tanen

Determined to figure out his feelings, Victor asks Mia out on their first real date.

Director: Pilar Boehm

Writer: Jen Braeden

Victor is nervous when Mia says she wants to take their relationship to the next level.

Director: Anu Valia

Writer: David Smithyman

Victor is enjoying the steaminess of his relationship until an unforeseen complication makes him reconsider. Lake pawns Mia off on Georgina for the day. Armando catches Pilar and Felix canoodling. Rahim begins to tutor Benji.

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Victor and Pilar get to the bottom of what happened between Roger and their Mom back in Texas.

Director: Michael Lennox

Writer: Marcos Luevanos

Victor is conflicted about accepting an award at school. Felix and Lake confide in each other about their relationship problems. Mia and Andrew travel to see her family, which raises questions about their futures.

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Victor makes his choice between Benji and Rahim. Mia and Andrew reunite with her estranged mother to get answers. Felix and Pilar begin their new romance, while Lake and Lucy spend the night getting closer.

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The Winter Carnival brings all of our characters back to where the series started. As they consider their plans past high school, they each have decisions about who they want to be with, and where their futures may lead.

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